“Uplighters can help to direct the gaze upwards toward the ceiling and accent a room’s architraves and mouldings, or a favourite piece of artwork or furniture. “Low-level lights can create pathways along hallways or up a stairway,” says managing director of Artemide, Andrea Barbieri. EMPHASISE THE ARCHITECTURE OF A HOUSEīy using carefully placed and angled lighting. To spread that effect, use white-painted walls that will naturally reflect more light back to the viewer. Our eyes perceive light throught its reflections across all of the surfaces in the room. CREATE THE FEELING OF SPACEīy using uplighters to wash the walls with light, and draw the eye up. This way, you get dynamic lighting with the ability to change the mood of the room, as desired.
Thanks to the electrical LED components, you can use one switch for all the lights in your living room: lamps to downlights.”īeaubien Collection from Lambert Fils, CREATE DEPTHīy using individual lights to bounce lots of light across walls and ceilings. “Gone are the days of the cheap rotary dimmer switch and the tungsten light source. Or, be imaginative with existing fittings and run multiple lights from a single outlet.” GO FOR HIGH-TECH OPTIONS
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Electricians can fit cables anywhere, but to keep costs down and avoid damaging the building structure too much, you can install them under the floorboards of the room above. For example a food preparation area will need specific task lighting, but atmospheric lighting is also essential as part of an open-plan kitchen dining zone, and the positioning of the furniture within it, will also dictate the scheme.” For those not starting from scratch, Dormay says “there will be an element of compromise. Ulysee Dormay, managing director of light giant, Flos says, “The function of the space will dictate how much and what kind of lights you will need. Dot Collection, Lambert + Fils, DO PLAN AHEAD
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